Archive · 20 Jan 2026
40-Year-Old Farmer Dies After Wrong Injection in Bhind
A 40-year-old farmer named Akhilendra went to a clinic in Mihona town because he had a cold and cough.
The doctor there, who wasn't a real doctor, gave him the wrong medicine in an injection.
Right after the injection, Akhilendra felt very sick and died.
His family told the police, who are now looking for the fake doctor.
This isn't the first time this has happened in Madhya Pradesh.
Last year, seven people died after being treated by another fake doctor in Damoh district.
The police are trying to catch the doctor who caused Akhilendra's death.
A 40-year-old farmer died after receiving a wrong injection for cold and cough in Bhind, Madhya Pradesh.
The injection was administered by an unqualified doctor named Vijay Bangali in Mihona town.
The victim's family accused the doctor of negligence and informed the police.
A case of culpable homicide not amounting to murder has been registered against the accused doctor, who is currently absconding.
A similar incident in Damoh district in April 2025 resulted in seven deaths due to a fake cardiologist.
- Who
- A 40-year-old farmer named Akhilendra alias Neeru Singh Rajawat
- What
- Died after receiving a wrong injection from an unqualified doctor
- When
- On Tuesday afternoon
- Where
- In Mihona town, Bhind district, Madhya Pradesh
- Why
- The doctor administered an incorrect injection for cold and cough
- Victim's Name
- Akhilendra alias Neeru Singh Rajawat
- Victim's Age
- 40
- Victim's Residence
- Jaganpura village, Bhind district
- Accused Doctor
- Vijay Bangali
- Incident Location
- Mihona town, Bhind district
- Charges Filed
- Culpable homicide not amounting to murder
- Doctor's Status
- Absconding
- Similar Incident
- 7 deaths in Damoh district, April 2025